Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-05-17
HERE AND THERE.

l.. Wilson's.
George Witty was fined So and cost
for assault, Saturday.
Flags for decorating, in large guam
titles at a L. Wilson's.
John Jones, of Beverly, fell on an
open knife, Friday and cut his right
arm badly.
Wool wanted at top prices, sec w,
e. Embry Gin city Wednesdays and
Saturdays). Sacks furnished.
Rev. Thos. ID. Rust, of Greehvlllc,
brother of Prof. j. W. Rust died
on the 10th inst.
Mrs. Jas. Renshaw, of the Sinking
Fork ncighborhood, died Thursday
night after lingering illness.
Frank Ragsdale will receive wool
for w. L. Embry at the Office OF Eu-
gene Mills Co., at the depot.
Don't forgctto consult DIR. Goldstein,
the occulist about your eyes. lie
win only remain few days at the
Phoenix.
The factory of the Metcalfe Manu-
featuring Company caught fire Thurs
day evening but the fire was prompt
ly put out by the employees.
Straw hats, all grades. styles and
prices, fine Milan straws from $l.25
TO $l.75 and all other millinery goods
at same rates at Miss Alice Hayes.
Allen and Carroll johnson were
arrested by deputy Golay Saturday
for a breach of the peace. Carroll
was fined $500 and trimmings. Allen
was acquitted.
The city will be full of strangers
this week and our people should use
every exertion TO maintain Hopkins
yille's reputation for unsurpassed
hospitality.
Mr.. Geo. w. Smith was struck on
the head with Ratchet Monday
night by Turner Baker, col, and
cash made on his tenn
pie.
Rev. L. NJ. Berry, of Warrensburgh,
No, preached at the Baptist church
In the morning and Rev. w. c. Grace,
Of Columbia Tenn, in the evening
NJ. G. Miller has moved his stock
ofgeneral merchandise from Garretts-
burg TO Howell, on the /. A. & T. r.
R., and will occupy the store house
formerly occupied by Gardner & Mil
Ter.
A list of youngladies viii be found
1t Howe & Galbreath's jcwelry store.
No invitations are issued. Tickets Of
admission for gentlemen and visitors
AN be had at the above mentioned
Ilace.
George Withers colored, the Gala
in Jockey, won the Derby stakes of
Louisville, last week. Geo. visited
his city last fall and has many friends
10Th white aud colorod here who are
'eady to congratulate him.
During the slight rain-storm Fri
lay, valuable mare aud colt were
Tiled by lightning-ihe property of
dr. C.E.Ritter. Mr.. Ritter and Misses
lizzie Pankey and Joe Scates were in
lose proximity and considerably
hooked by the current.
Mr.. S. II. Claggett has a. very fine
assure of 100 acres with plenty Of
vater, in the suburbs of the city. !
The clover is now in bloom and pas
urage is first class. If you have
took to pasture give him call.
Messrs. Reed Bros. of Belleview,
old % head of graded and thorough
red shorthorn cattle to Mr.. j. r.
,audle last week for $25 per head.
they were mostly of their own
'reeding and were as pretty lot Of
attic as could be found anywhere.
Mr.. r. S. Lindsey and Miss Kate
FACE were married at the church at
Ierndon, at 7 80 o'clock p. m. Thurs
lay last, Rev. A. w. Meacham
A reception was given
hem at the residence Of the brides
PARENTS. May unbounded success
ttend them.
Winston Davie, one Of the oldest
itizens Of South Christian, died of
cart desease Sunday night at the
esidence of his son, J. ID. Davie, near
,everly, He was buried yesterday.
lie had been sick for several weeks
nd had not been able to sleep while
ying down for several months.
Last Tuesday a fearful hail storm
'assed over Sinking Fork. Shingles
we're torn from roofs, gardens were
uined, fruit was knocked from the
rees and in some places twigs as
arge as a riding whip were cut of,
0 large were the hail stones.
Judge Grace over-ruled a motion
or a new trial in the Rock Radford
ase and an appeal will be taken to
he higher court. Pending the appeal
he prisoner will be kept in jail. lie
las asked to be brought here, but Il
s not yet known whether he will be
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